From: | Dino Cherian K <inimss(at)yahoo(dot)com> |
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To: | pgsql-sql(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | [INIMSS] How to foreign key |
Date: | 2002-03-13 06:07:56 |
Message-ID: | 02031311263300.01381@dino |
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Hi
Is there any way that I can manage the relation between two tables in some
what automatic way?
I have two tables A and B with primary keys pka and pkb respectively, of type
serial. the pka is refered in the table B as foreign key. Its somewhat like
the one given below.
Table A
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pka | serial
name | varchar(20)
status | int4
Table B
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pka | serial
pkb | int4
child | varchar(20)
status | int4
Now the operator enters information to both the table from the same GUI
window, so that the data relevant to table A is inserted and we take the
newly got pka value by selecting ths MAX(A.pka). Then we insert the data
relevant to the table B along with the new pka value. Here both the tables
are exclusively locked before starting the data insertions, and later
unlocked.
This was the method I used in my program. Is there any other method by which
we can make it in a better way?
Thanks
Dino Cherian K
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